Which statement is most accurate when teaching children and youth with LD?
A) Lessons that use an unstructured movement exploration approach are most beneficial to students with LD.
B) Lessons should not include daily routines and warm-up activities because these are boring to students with LD.
C) Lesson activities that use a multisensory approach are most beneficial to students with LD.
D) Lessons that include movement exploration activities, obstacle courses, mazes, maps, gymnastics, station-to-station activities, or self-monitoring activities (e.g., conditioning exercises, weightlifting) should be avoided.

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Lessons that use a multisensory approach are most beneficial to students with LD. This means incorporating multiple senses (such as sight, sound, touch, and movement) into learning activities to help engage and accommodate different learning styles. It is not accurate to say that unstructured movement exploration is always most beneficial, that daily routines and warm-up activities should be avoided, or that certain types of movement activities should be avoided altogether.

Which Statement Is Most Accurate When Teaching Children and Youth